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From: mikeb@coho.ee.ubc.ca (Mike Bolotski)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Inheritance of operators new,delete
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Date: 15 Nov 89 05:28:55 GMT
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So how does one make individual member functions of classes derived
as private visible?

For example, how can operators new and delete be passed on in the previous
example?

class Alpha {
   int x;
public:
		Alpha(int);
	void	*operator new(long size);
	void	operator delete (void* p);
};

class Beta: private Alpha
{
    int y;
public:
	Beta(int);
	Alpha::operator new;
	Alpha::operator delete;
};
---

This produces a syntax error. But the intent should be clear. 

Mike.
main()
{

}

Mike Bolotski, Department of Electrical Engineering,
               University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada 
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